Australia has strict regulations on imported sunglasses. The AS/NZS 1067 standard specifies various requirements for the frame, elliptical unobstructed vision area, classification, and more.
The frame must be firmly assembled and free from any sharp edges or protrusions.
1. The lenses must be securely mounted within the frame and must not have any sharp edges.
2. They must be free from scratches, dents, other marks, or impurities.
1. Adult goggles: 40 mm × 28 mm (width × height), with a horizontal lens center distance of 64 mm.
2. Children's goggles: 34 mm × 24 mm (width × height), with a horizontal lens center distance of 54 mm.
If the lenses are uniformly tinted, their colors must match. For gradient tinted lenses, the degree of gradient should be consistent between both lenses.
Category 0 lenses– Fashion spectacles:
Not considered sunglasses. They offer very low glare reduction and limited UV protection.
Category 1 lenses– Fashion spectacles:
Not considered sunglasses but provide limited glare reduction and partial UV protection.
Category 2 lenses– Sunglasses:
Medium glare reduction and good UV protection.
Category 3 lenses– Sunglasses:
High glare reduction and good UV protection.
Category 4 lenses– Special-purpose sunglasses:
Very high glare and UV protection. Not suitable for driving at any time.
Category 5 Photochromic lenses–
These lenses have photochromic properties (they change color in response to light). They may offer glare and UV protection but are not suitable for night driving.
Depending on the specific test items, the cost ranges from USD \$700 to \$900.
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